Delusional Charger sellers

[Kern Dog]

What always surprises me is these people who can sink over 100 grand into a toy yet still cannot use proper grammar and punctuation.  What kind of job are they doing that does not require these very basic skills yet they get paid this much?   

Yes. It confuses me too.

[JR]

On that same note, I'm always amazed that the type of person who would actually want a 4wd General Lee is capable of coming up with the 40 grand this thing is always advertised at.

How many rednecks with that kind of cash sitting around can there be?

[68X426]

How many rednecks with that kind of cash sitting around can there be?

Many.  Weed money, meth money.

[cbrestorations]

i wanna grow and sell weed to buy mopars too...sign me up 

[Mike DC]

  

Many.  Weed money, meth money.

Not really.  

Dealing drugs is just like any other business.  It's been studied.  A tiny handful of guys are wealthy at the top.  The vast majority are making burger-flipping wages.


If you really want to be a wealthy idiot then choose your parents better.  You're usually better off being the stupid one in a wealthy family than the smart one in a poor family.   

[Baldwinvette77]

idunno man, i made 250$ a day working at a farm growing weed, they even bought lunch  i actually kinda wish i could go back

[Chad L. Magee]

Here is an ad for a sideswiped 1969 Charger project car.  They are only asking $10,900 for it.....

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6050849904.html

[VegasCharger]

Here is an ad for a sideswiped 1969 Charger project car.  They are only asking $10,900 for it.....

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6050849904.html

From his listing: "Project Charger (has been side swiped) needs qtr door fender hood is repairable"

I'm trying to figure out this mess.

Does it need a quarter and the door, fender and hood are repairable?
Does it need a quarter, door, fender and hood is repairable?

Can you mix in a G Damn period here and there? 

Yea I know you can refer back to the pictures to make any sense of the seller's bad grammar but you shouldn't have to.

BTW that price is delusional.

[cdr]

Look at the dash, car was hit very hard 


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Here is an ad for a sideswiped 1969 Charger project car.  They are only asking $10,900 for it.....

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6050849904.html

[Chad L. Magee]

Here is an ad for a sideswiped 1969 Charger project car.  They are only asking $10,900 for it.....

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6050849904.html

From his listing: "Project Charger (has been side swiped) needs qtr door fender hood is repairable"

I'm trying to figure out this mess.

Does it need a quarter and the door, fender and hood are repairable?
Does it need a quarter, door, fender and hood is repairable?

Can you mix in a G Damn period here and there? 

Yea I know you can refer back to the pictures to make any sense of the seller's bad grammar but you shouldn't have to.

BTW that price is delusional.

I think it needs a whole drivers side half of the car to be honest.

That one I can legitimately say is a parts car....

[crj1968]

Look at the dash, car was hit very hard  

Yeah that's a little bit beyond a side swipe. But hey, at $10K  it just needs another $50k thrown at it !

[Mike DC]

Collision damage chases off more buyers than rust.  I'm not sure why. 

[HANDM]

What sideswiped it?  A bulldozer by the look 

[71_Charger_R/T]

Here's a desirable GEM for a mere $20,000.00.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/6048280364.html
("needs allot of cosmetic work").....I think he'll be owning it for a while!

[comet_666]

New roof = "cosmetic work"

[chargerperson]

Here's a desirable GEM for a mere $20,000.00.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/6048280364.html
("needs allot of cosmetic work").....I think he'll be owning it for a while!

If I recall the original criteria per the OP was cars priced at least 2X their value.  This one looks to be 3 to 4 times the market value

[Mike DC]

That's overpriced for a 2nd-gen, let alone what he's got. 

[ACUDANUT]

That's overpriced for a 2nd-gen, let alone what he's got. 

I think you mean 3rd gen.

[alfaitalia]

No...he didn't...lol!

[Mytur Binsdirti]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

[BDF]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

Evidently it SOLD!

[Corey Dean]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

Evidently it SOLD!

For $13,000

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[70 sublime]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

Evidently it SOLD!

For $13,000

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How do you know that ?

[Corey Dean]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

Evidently it SOLD!

For $13,000

.

How do you know that ?

The seller listed it for $15,000 or Best Offer. As ebay is prone to do (to save programing cost) they under program their site. One of these instances is when a seller accepts a best offer, ebay will still display the original asking price when viewing the completed auction. It can be tough to discern if the item sold for the original asking price or if it sold cheaper at a best offer.

Thankfully there is a website where you can punch in the ebay item # and it will tell you the actual selling price. When I punched in the ebay item # for this car, it came back at $13,000

It will also show any offers submitted. In this instance, someone offered the seller $8,000 and someone offered him $1,500. There are nuances to this but it gives you a good idea.



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[68X426]

15 large, such a deal.   


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger-/262904951175?hash=item3d365b3187:g:GeUAAOSw32lYzwS~&vxp=mtr

Evidently it SOLD!

For $13,000

How do you know that ?

Ebay history shows only that a best offer was accepted, and now listed as sold, without a final price.

So